Hobbs v. Board of Commissioners
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Clinton Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtZollars, J.
The board of commissioners established a free gravel road. Assessments, in the way of benefits, were made upon appellants’ lands. They ask that the collection of those assessments shall be enjoined.
The action, being for an injunction, is a collateral assault upon the proceedings which resulted in a final order and judgment for the improvement, and the making and confirmation of the assessments.
A trial was had below, and resulted in a judgment for costs against appellants.
The proceeding for the establishment of the gravel road was instituted and carried to completion before the county board,…
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